by Derek Chun | Feb 20, 2019 | Conference Presentations, Group News, Journal Papers
RoboSoft 2019 I am delighted to write about my recent paper acceptance for the 2019 IEEE International Conference on Soft Robotics (RoboSoft). My research topic is in soft robotics and as the name suggests, it is related to my topic. I am proud for my work to be...
by Lijun Teng | Feb 19, 2019 | Journal Papers
Bubble lodgement in a complex capillary network is a common issue in many industrial and biological processes. In medical applications, embolotherapy, a potential cancer treatment, utilises bubble lodgement to achieve the occlusion of the arteriole or capillary in...
by Lijun Teng | Jan 26, 2019 | Journal Papers
In recent decades, increasing amounts of attention are being paid to the study of Soft Sensors and Soft Robotic Systems. The concept of integrating sensing capabilities into soft robotic systems is becoming increasingly important since soft sensors can help a soft...
by Ross McKenzie | Jan 10, 2019 | Journal Papers
Modular robots are groups of robots that can be connected to accomplish tasks. Groups of cheaper, smaller robots are more robust than using single robots to accomplish tasks. We have developed modular robots that mimic the extension and contraction of biological...
by Mohammed Elsayed | Oct 16, 2018 | Journal Papers
The oil and gas industry faces increasing pressure to remove people from dangerous offshore environments. There have been several reported accidents and explosions of offshore rigs, with the most widely reported tragedy being the Deep Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of...
by Markus Nemitz | May 17, 2018 | Group News, Journal Papers
To conduct experiments1 with large groups of robots you have to pay for large groups of robots. Specifically, you must pay for the number of robots multiplied by the cost per single robot. And, what is the easiest way to keep the cost per single robot low? You make...
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